Kollector KOL-4000, Operation Manual

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Reaction Mode
If you want to record only the images on sensor-detected camera in full frame
speed instead of the currently recording images at the standard frame rate while
the sensor is activated, choose the
Intensive
mode. If you want to record both
current images and all images on sensor-detected camera, choose Normal
mode. The Intensive mode is highly recommended for effective monitoring of
sensor events to increase the recorded frame rate and automatically shut off
recordings on other cameras.
Sensor Recording Time
Sets the preset duration for recording time when a sensor is triggered.
Maximum recording time is 5 minutes. When the preset recording time is up, the
recording of images detected by sensors halts and the system returns to the
previous recording mode until the sensor is triggered again.
Sensor-Detected Screen
In case a set of four cameras is installed on a system and the images from
camera 3 are being recorded with the
Intensive
mode:
1.
Full Screen Mode
If the sensor connected to camera 1 detects any intrusion, the recording from
camera 3 will immediately halt and recording from camera 1 starts and is
displayed in full screen mode. Once the recording on camera 1 is done, the
system will return to the original display mode and the recording on camera 3
will resume.